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From Sunday's Dally.
Paiutera aro at work on Farley's bar
ber shop, repainting it.
Buildings aro being rushed rapidly to
completion at North Bend.
II. Holveratott of FolrrIor make!
Marsbfield a business visit.
Attorney E. L. C. Farrin will go out
tomorrow to his farm on tho Coquille.
Dr. Watson and Mr Monroe mado a
pleasure trip up tho South fork of Coos
river,
Simpson's mill at North Bend was
shut down yesterday on account of scar
city of logs.
Wm. T. Wilson of Myrilo Toint was
one of Marsbfleld'a business visitors
yesterday.
Xorth Bend gradually takes on tho
appearance of a city, as its streets aro
being graded.
Captain Hard wick .is again on the
bridge of the Alliance, and every ono is
glad to see him there.
Motes Levar goes to Portland on the
(AUianco and becomes an inmate of the
Odd Fellows Home.
Mm A. M. To-nmlilv nnd danehter
, . A ., , ., ..if
.Tossie, went to Portland on tho Allianco
where they will spend tho summer. j
, ileo. Seeley is a passenger north on
,the Alliance on his way to his old home
in Ireland, where he intends to stay.
Thos.
Buckman, ot East Marshfield,
to town yesterday for tha first
.was over
time in several
i
, quite sick.
months, having been
If the harkantine Chehalia is loaded
with 200,000 ft of lumber, for San
Francisco it is probable that she
won't make Coos bay on hor down trip.
Miss Hague and Miss Peddle, of Vic
toria, B. O. arrived Friday via Drain,
they will visit Eeveral weeka with friendB
.and relatives, Mra Minot, O'Connell and
others.
C. S. Jordan returned on (ho Allianco
from San Francisco after an absence of
about throe weeks visiting with friends
and relatives. He will reeumc his old i
Iotltion in tho Potthuff Bakery.
The annual camn meetint; ot tho
Soventh Day Adventists will be held at
Myrtle Polut, beginning July 30 and
lasting ton daya or more. Elder Bun?,
president of tho Oregon Conference and
others prominent in tho church will bo
iu atteudenco.
Mies Annlo Beison left on tho alliance
yesterday for Salem Iwhore eho has ac
cepted a position as teacher in tho pub
lic schools. MIeb Pelsen was ono of
Marshfleld'B most popular young ladieB
and hor IiobI of friends Jioro wiuh her
euccess in her now field of educational
work,
Cholera Infantum
Tbie has been long regarded aa ono of
tho most dangerous and fatal diseases
to which inianta aro eubjeet. It cau bo
cured, however, when preporly treated.
All that 1b necessary ie to give Chamber
lain'a Colic, Cholera and Dinrrjioia
Remedy and CuBtor oil, aa directed vith
each bottle, tnd a euro is certain. 'For
Sale by John Preuss.
Summer ComDldinfs
Cholera Cure
sovereign and almost infallible remedy
for Cramps, Diarrhoea, Dyscatry, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infantum. and Cholera. II acta almost immediately.
(iettinjf Economical
Tho Eupremo Judges oro using only
halt of tho appropriation allowed them
by tho last Legislature for 'clerical as
sistance. Tho appropriation is f7200 for
each two years, or $3000 a year, Daring
tho flm half of 1003 tho expenditure for
clorical assistance was but fPOO. In 1001
tho expenditure on this account was
J'2425 ; in 1002 it was $ 2100, or about two
thirds of tho appropriation. At tho
present rate the expenditures for 1003
aud 1001 will be ouly one-halt of the
.PPwprlation.
Travel by Sea
Departures North by Allianco, July
11: Frank Tandefl, Sullivon, P. C.
Ra'tieburg, A. B. Hillis, R. E. Pruott,
DII McCiure, Miss Mabel Seely, Mrs
Thomas, O J Martin, Moses Levar, Roy
Mills, Miss Alberta Mills. Mrs I A Mill
Maud Allen, Mr? Freoman, II Judge,
J Q Wright, H Leslie, Roy Leslie, C II
Merchant, Mrs Leslie, Miss FTwombly,
Mrs Twombly, Miss A W Btesen, L St
Dennis, E G Rose, J II Beanian, .1 O
Brnman, J I Wright, Robt M Clay, 2f
Bis. Hon, F S Toelle, Alice Thomas,
Mrs J E Rich, Warren Rich, W Vaug
hn. O M Sanford, Geo M Sealey, G Os
good, L S Ross, O C Roes.
For lazy liver
Stomach and Liver
vigorato the liver.
try Chamberlain's
Tablets. They in- J
rAt'fllatA tll tvMimln anil hruvanl litlllntm '
niu luu uiKecuiu. i
attacks. For sale by Jno Pieucs.
Fourth of July Accident
Disfigurement, death and fire were
.the grim companions of the Fourth of '
I , . . .
conccd,
i uciuiu, ui vjihcbvu, kvo u mini 01 oo .
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tilled anu 3U Killed ana ll3 injured, as
a result of the day'a
, . , .
celebration. The
number of fatalities exceeded
last year, when 21 gave up their
during tho observance of the day, and J
212 were reported injured. Tho list of
lujuicu, uunuci, mis jnur, IB lur Hum
1-nmnlnt.l anrt mat? liavn nvi.AAilc.il tlia !
large total recorded in 1002,
Land Decision
Tho decision of the Secretary of tiie i
Interior, that affidavits taken by Deputy
County Clerks, away form county eeate,
is invalid, affect b fillings mado in the
J Chetco country, by residence of Crescent
CMy, who filed before Deputy Clerk Mc
Cutchen, at Harbor, Oregon. Th'j pa-
pera wero made out and Bworn to before . j,eaeilnt movement of tho' towels, 1m
McCutchen, and then forwarded to Gold I prove the appetite and htrengthun the
noaiTi tr tioi'A flm Car rn f fliA einl f I
AJBa.ll S,W 1JM1U .4W Wlbin 'Uk niu rjtui bl
bis ofllco upon thl-in. Tho Secretary
ln tho deoUIoD on Euch fll,ng8 ,nRtlo,n
tho Fall Itivor country, allowed tho ell
mants 20 daya in which to correct their
filings, by going before tho proper ofiicir.
I" Dul Nortu "ocord.
School Fund Apportionment
Thu semi-annual statement of statu
i Treasurer C. S, Moore, which lias jiut
hjBon icEued thows that the annual ap-
I portioument of uchool funds on August
1st will be tl:e iurge-t in the history of
tho i tato. Tho apportionment Inst year
exceeded that of any previous yeare, but' R. B. Shine, of Umpire, nM a bli
the inonoy to be distributed this year ness visitor in MarfchUeldyMtorday.
will bo fully it per cent greater, The ....,
total amount of money In tho state Dr. I. A. Uurch, of Marshflold, la on
treasury on July I was ,1,278,130,12. of irayiu.B Bloilj,,, ajd TfHm0 on pfofo3.
which $717,095,33 w;aa in the irreduciblo ' clonal buBineaa.
school fund and 1107,000,01 was in tho! J ,
common school interest fund. This lat-
tor sum iu mado up cf the iutereet upon Martiudalo.of (Jamas valley, ahot hin
fiou. tho common echool fund. A year self accidently Saturday evening while
ao tiie Interest fund obtained ?li0,J14,-
8l During July largo payments of Iih
tore9t will be wade, thufc Bwellinp th'o
imount to be apportioned on August 1,
The
Quick,
Sure
jaynes
CARMINATIVE
BALSAM
Avoids Making Will
John Rlckard, an old rosldont of Cor-
Vallis, Wednesday deeded a largo farm
each, to his two eons, Bay nnd Roy Rlck
ard. Ono farm, known as tho Hill farm,
contains 1000 acres and tho other, known
as tho prairie farm, is also vxtoualro.
Tho first (arm is valued at about $ 25,000
and tho pruirio fnim, which goes to Roy,
at about $20,000. To mako Roy's ahtro
of the division of tho proporty c;ual, hi;
father gavo him fSOOO cash, Mr. Kick
ard also deeded his wifo a farm of 1G0
acres nesr Coryallis, and a half a block
land in the town of Corvallls. A fine
residence is to bo erected on tho latter
place, work upon which lias nlready
been begun. Mr. Rfckard is "0 years
of ago, and concludod to dispose of his
property boforo his death.
SUICIDE OR FOUL PLAY
Body of Fred Weaver Found Float
ing In Coos River
Tho drowned body of Fred Weaver, a
logger.was found at Richmond's landing
iu tho north fork of Coos river, yester
day. Coroner Horsfall was summoned, but
being unable to go, Dr. Mingus went.
The body was brought to town last night
by tlngaeglmo launch Dixie.
The drowned man had evidently been
in tho water for some time, as the
body was decomposed almost beyond
recognition.
Ho woro a pair of overalls and a dark
l colored coat, and on hia feet npaircf
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nnlaced river boots, heavily eoled and
, , ,
There was a long gash under his left
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i mo oouy was muy ueniiueu as mat
!nf Kri'il Wpnvnr. nlthnncli nt llrnt l irn
ttinnt.lif tiv Hnmn In tin flannp tviiln
8cen
rB
; work. He loft there after tiie Fourth.
and at that timo his fellow workmen
had noticed that ho acted as though hia
rnind wero unbalanced, bo that it is
likely that it. is n case of sucule.
The coronor'a inquest waa to bo hold
laet evening, but too late for this issue.
From 'Tuesday's Daily.
No man or woman in the statu will
heeitatf to tpeak well of ChamborlainV
Stomach nnd Liver Tablets alter ono
trtrlnr, tlir.m Tltoi. itli.niu .ivuti.ii u
in rMNiinn r rr Ba n rir inn I'rmua
"
Orvillo Lucab of Coquillelepeiit Sunday
fn MarshQtld.
A, II Mulkey of Coquille waa a busi
ness visitor in Marshflold yesterday.
Tho Marehfiold ball team will take
short vacation this week at Tonmile.
P. G. Peterson, of Tonmile, was III
town yesterday on a bueinexa sojourn.
F. M. Friedburg ia having tho
of the electric light plant painted.
roof
Newa hai reached hero that Hank
putting a revolver ,in its ho6tor. Tliu
nail outerod IiIb rlht eido and pasted
'downward through the body, It'licting a
serious wound.
Tho steam freighter Czarina landod in
Mnrahfleld Sunday with n enrjio of
luitht.
. ll.'o. Uiurou was an Hiring invrrly
uat night from blooding at tho none,
.vhlelj thorn was great dllllcullv In
topping.
Mm. J. O. M Ciilloeh, f ll.tynon
SI nigh, ntarted for Heaver Hill thin
tuorntug wheru shu will visit fi lends
and rolativuH.
A pleasure party composed of Mr. and
Mrs, McPhursou, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Nicholson and Miss Alice Shutter aud
fr.end, spoilt Sunday at Charleston.
Robert Ahr, the tinsmith aud repair
er, has gone to Kmplro and tho lower
biynmlits tributaries to mend the
houau-wlvob' pots and kettles.
A New Iialln g House
Messm P.mmoreou & Jones hnvoopon
oil up n tint-class Cafo and Restaurant
in the Garfield hotel. Tho place has
been thoroughly renovated and tilted to
do a general restaurant business. Tho
gi-utlu ion camo to Marshlluld highly
recommended and expect to remain huiu
permanently. They wish it diitlnrtly
understood that their builness is in no
way connected with tho Coffee club,
such rcportB having go no cutront oil tho
atrtots. Mersrs Kmiiierson and Jones'
are here to stay ami consider Murnhtltld
a good point for tho business venture.
and they will do their busluojs in such
manuer asto merit a fair share of Marsh
lleld's restaurant business.
Jlasoms Will Build a Temple-
I. net evening Bianco Lodgo mot in
HpecUl session to corslder tho matter of
building a temple on their property.
Ti e building is to he built two story.
the upper to be used aa a lodge rocrn
anJ tho lower story for an opera home.
Tho successful bidder being Pettr
C!auseti. The building will bo strictly
modern, nnd up to date as n Masonic
temple and un auditorium capable of
accomodating over 1000 peoplo. In tills
mutter the Maeona aro taking a step
that will be a credit to Mhrshduld as
well as the Matonlc fraternity.
Campimj Parly
The following gentlemen go to Big
Creek today for a Summer vacation.
They iinvu boon very attentive to tho
thirsty subject who vIhIKmI us on tho
Fourth, and tho rest wo nre Bure will bo'
of benefit to them. Fred Johnuon,
Brewery; Andy Ileckla, Always Wel
come, Nick Richard, on the sick list;
Carl Goodman, occupation unknown;
Alex Kventff, Caterer for certain u'oods.
Tlif.tr it ir f Itimiin nrt ..nil ti..i.i t '
... w .....v.iii... ...w nun niiimii in
MarNhfield, and the rest will do tin nil
go,d. ArrangemuntB have been made
for tho opening of tho cannery as theio
gentlemen carry plenty of bait, anil tl o
(y'.urinn has been chnrted to bring in
tho catch. For hsbIhUiicu in cunning
! tl o proceeds of tho fishing party see
Clnj Moore.
MAYOR OP IIEPPNER
RECEIVES TIIE MONEY
Mayor V. P. Norton Ih in recopt ot thu
following acknowledgement of tho r
' iptof the money sent to Hoppnor for
thu relief n( thu sufferers thorn,
Hoppnor', Oregon, July 7, Iti03
.Mr. F. P. Norton, Marahfiuhl Ore.
IX-nrSir:
Wo aro in receipt of yourlottor of 2nd
InK unclosing draft on Portland for tiie
film of $-107.75 proceeds of hannl.itn
ifiiino, Performance of Jamoa Kfano
riiuatrlrul (Jo. nnd doi atlon from Long
ulioremau Unl on, given for tho Linofit
f Jleppnor suffororB.
Pleufiu accept' for youraslf and convoy
to your fellow townsman nnd other part-
ich wno nasiBteti in raialng thla t mount
ur bfiicoro thanks for their kindnoea
and L'Wicroilty to our aillictod people,
. Very respectfully
,' -Fran,k Gillian, Maydr
Por 0. ti. Wdodeonj Bts,
iWfcather
Iff ItnaliMntnFOtoltM
' M tliltir Mrliii '
tlilor wliii writ
SAWYER'S
EXCELSIOR BRAND
POMMEL SUCKERS
Man or imMIciii not not wet.
EXCELSIOR fNTAIVfl
OILED CLOTHING
'or nil klmlt of nolle.
wmroiitnl wirprwr. .
luok for ttil nmiK. i
It uult ilmlt n writs
II. n. ? t k , twl. f r.
It.t l'U4.
BAY TEAMS
THE VICTORS
Sunday' gamo botwoou Marshflold
, and Coquille as another defeat for Co-
itiillo. l"ie score stood tlvo to three In
Minefield's favor,
The gamu was closely contested and
tho hoys say that Coquille played her
best nnd that bettor than over before
this soason.
Stroub was Bubstitutud as Wickman
Mas unable to play.
Wright phiyed Hold, and Btroub play
ed first In Wtight'd place.
Features ot the gamo were Wright's
catch and baco throw in tho field and
Lob's pitching in tho last live innings,
striking out eleven turn.
Score by tunings.
Marshtleld
12 14 5 0 7 8 0
0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 1-5
tot i o o o o o -:i
Coquille
u AN DON neruATkii
Handon was again defeated Sunday,
by North Demi at Handon the scoiu
stood three to four. This makes tho
second kefeat for the heretofore victori
ous Handon at tho hands of North Ilrnd.
The boys down tho bay are noting a
C-fiit move on themselves.
From Wednesday'! Dally.
The Areata arrived last evening.
The strawberry season is about at its
finish.
Augoet Farley aud Dr. Toye are taking
a few days vacation at Tun Milo.
Sjveral camping parties are reported
on tho North fork of Cood River.
Ed Gulllbr of Coquille was seen oil the
streets of Manhfleld yesterday.
Mrs. II. H. Reassof Myrtle Pjlnt was
n vUltor to Marshfiuld yesterday.
A great many camping parties nre
reported to be camping near thu Jetty.
A. I). Farrier of CVtiille was one of
M.irblillold'd business visitors yesterday,
f " Johnson and O, it. Cousin ot
t,runt 1hs, had biieliioan in MarahtlulJ
vnaturday.
Mra'. H. 11. Cathcart ha.i tho thanka of
thiii olllco tor n boquet of beautiful
llowera.
Hay did you hear about that .big flab
tliut Sam Magnes caught out ut Ten
miloV Mra. J, I.onnon aud Mra, David
.Moreo, of Umpire, were visiting frlondu
iu town yesterday.
Tito steam freighter Czarina left tho
c ml bunkers yebterday with u cargo ol
coal for San Francisco. 1
Tho three-masted tchoonor James A
Garfield left thio morning for San Fran
cUco with a cargo of lumber from the
Coquille millu.
Thu North Bend hall team have gone
on u pleat uru and recreation trip to tho
Ten milu lake where thoy will remain
until F.iday.
K, G. Flauagau'a delivery liorao was
severely cut up by barb wiro yesterday
while at work. A now homo ie now 011
tho delivery toagon for a low days,
mWTtt'
w
mm
LJ'h
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MFS'
Tho frntniMvork of the largo railroad
Itolglit shed' on tlm'depot dock li com
pleteil, uml, tho work ot puttlti'X nn tint
rooting and aiding will noon coihiiiuiich.
Uharles I) Ctapp, r prtHtihtlug II. H,
IhiukliMi ACo., of I'liU'itg't, IntprvlumSl
tho driiKKlfttii of Marshtleld yeoliinliy
uiul will go to the C(qiiilli) on thu haimi
err;uul,
Tho -Minion Tort h and Ittthy Grllla
will leave on Hid Arcat.i for H m Fruti
nlsco to visit tlielr folka for a month.
Their slater, Mary Murphy will go with
ilium to take a short trip to tho City,
A pleasont party computed of, Mra
Mluott, Minn Mlnntt,Tom Mluolt.'I.oho
Davidson, Frank llagtiuand Mlsa llagiiu
went up tho Coou Ithn to visit thu camp
of Mr. aud Mrs. O'Connell,
8. II. Cathcart and T. M. Dlmmlck
are dolegativt to tho Ore nl I.olgoA, O.
U. W. which intotH In Portland on the
1!1 it. Mrs. S. II. Cntlunrt attends thu
Dcgreo of Honor as dulogatu fiom (lie
Marshtleld lodgo. ,
The next duty wi havo to perforin In
behalf of thu Tenuis club is to give the
gontli'iiiuu'a club a name. Thu Lndlns
call themselves the Jolly Hatchelor
Glrl'd Tenuis Club, now it enutnn from
our standpoint Unit no must call tho
gentlemen, The Jolly Old Maid's Tounls
Club.
Cut His Foot Willi an Ax
J, M'Cahoy of Dauieln creek while
chopping yultorday had thu misfortune
of severely catting his foot with thn ax
It caught 011 a limb, which caused it to
strike hi foot, lie will belaid uphr
ei'ioml weeks.
Dwelling House Runied
liui house Iralonglngto Shurru Cntllp,
on Daniels Creek was destroyed by tl r
yesterday at noon. ,
The house was occupied by J. S.
P.lliott. Tho flro was discovered while
the family weru at diutiur. Everything
of much value was raved. It caught
lire from a defective fine. 'Thero was no
insurance on tho hiiildiug. it was im
pisclhln to save the building as the (lie
had too much headway.
Charitable Work on Hie Water Front
Homo of thu n'tililuiitn on lower Front
Kt. a low days ago found 11 young mon
iu a room of an old dilapidated houre,
Buffering from a bally Hwoolen knee
which promised to make a crlpplo of
him if ho remained iu thu filthy s.ur
roundliigs. On Tuesday afternoon Mr'.
Holland nnd Mrs, Dow diluted tho help
ol the Hollontl hrothera and with thu
nasUtance ol John Ktauff liu was tc
moved to more comfortable qu triers in
thu home of Mrs. Mcl.uod who will jive
him the euro ho needs.
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea
About hix ycira ago for the llrit
t tun In my life I had 11 mi Men mid mi
vurn nttact of diarrhoea" saya MrH Alice
.Miller, of Moa'iiu, Toxad. "I uot turn
norHry relief, hut it niiiiu hack ugnlu
and iiiiiii, ami lor Bix Ioiu years I haw
"iiffured 111010 iniJiory mid agony than 1
can tell. It was worse than death, My
liiilmiid Hpciit liundreila of dolhirH for
pliyMrliin'H jiretcrlptiona and treatment
without avail, Finally wo moved to
Ho que county, our present homo, unit
ono day I liappimi'd to xeo uti itdverthe-in-ill
of CIniiiilmrliilit'H Colic. Cholera
and Dmrrehncu ilemixly wllh 11 I (tilt-m-iiiiil
of a mini who had been euro I
by It, Tim ii hi wua hi flmllar to my
nun that I concluded to try tho comedy.
I lie re ult wan womlurful. Ic iiili'tiiinl
Iv reiil'xti tnnt I wan well again, or he
llevH it coulil be no after having auffere.l
10 long, hut the ono hottlo of inmllciiio
' illig but a few rent a, cured mo." For '
-alo by John Pruiiia
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